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May 25, 2007 17:51 |  #1

im kinda new to this so bear with me.
I dont have P.S. but im getting elements 5.0 soon. recently i have been using this crappy program for my PP its called "microsoft picture it". when ever I edit a photo and save it as a jpg the program changes the size (smaller).

this is alright for my p.c. but i have know idea how to have prints made of my PP versions... im assuming the dimmensions would have to be the same as the original for a photo lab to print them for me, is this correct? and could I just put jpg files on a CD to have them printed, or is this wrong?

lastly, when I get photoshop will it alow me to edit a photo and still maintain all the same sizes and formats so that a photo lab could make prints/ enlargemnts.

i tried looking for this info.. sorry if this is asked a lot.

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May 25, 2007 18:03 |  #2

in PS, the size you save at is the size you get, you can cropp it to a certain size or just re-size the original file... when you edit, if you dont change the file size, it will stay the same!


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